Phase 3
| Television broadcast | |
|---|---|
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| Country of production | Germany |
| Production company |
ARD-alpha |
| length | 30 minutes |
| Broadcasting cycle |
3 times a week |
| First broadcast | September 17th, 2010 on BR-alpha |
Phase 3 is a television - series of ARD-alpha . It consists of programs on several topics:
- video.kunst.zeit with audiovisual productions,
- retro.Talk with conversations from the public archives as well
- Fire evening during which literary works are told to a video of a fireplace.
Phase 3, like Space Night , is designed so that individual programs are repeated regularly. The inventory of phase 3 episodes has been continuously expanded since 2010.
Currently (as of April 2017) only the evening of fire is broadcast, namely in the night from Monday to Tuesday and the two following nights, always at midnight before The Joy of Painting .
Themed series
video.art.time
Phase 3 | video.kunst.zeitwas broadcast in the night from Friday to Saturday from 12:30 a.m., mostly several episodes in a row. It was created as the first column of Phase 3 in the tradition of Space Night and was broadcast for the first time in 2010. The series is a platform for the current, international, especially European audiovisual scene. Works from the intersection of video art , design , visual music and experimental film are shown . As the selection of participating artists shows, the boundary between high culture and pop culture is being ignored.
The list of participants includes artists from different art fields:
- Designers and video artists such as scouting, Pleix, Rechenzentrum , Lynn Fox, Quayola, Telematique, Transforma, visomat inc or Kristofer Ström
- Directors like Patrick Daughters, David O'Reilly, Wade Shotter, Kosai Sekine, Uwe Flade, Oliver Hussain or Luis Briceno (Metronomic)
- Media artists from the environment of art institutions such as Ars Electronica Linz or the Center for Art and Media Karlsruhe , for example Ulf Langheinrich (Granular Synthesis), Golan Levin , Zachary Lieberman , Max Hattler , Robert Seidel, Bret Battey, Lillevan, Karo Goldt, 1n0ut , Ludger Brümmer or Robert Darroll
- The music used for the works comes entirely from musicians from the independent field, especially from the field of electronic music such as:
Modeselektor , Trentemøller , Dominik Eulberg , Aphex Twin , Richie Hawtin , Ellen Allien , Apparat , Who Made Who , The Notwist , Munk , Wild Beasts , Manhead , We Have Band , Egoexpress , Jan Jelinek , Schlammpeitziger , ISAN , Monolake , Radio Disturbance , Schneider TM , Douglas Greed , Felix Kubin , Minilogue , Captain Comatose , Max Cooper , Riley Reinhold , Marbert Rocel , Sensorama , Menomena , Acid Pauli , Kid 606 , The Phenomenal Handclap Band , Luke Abbott , Popnoname , Hakan Lidbo , Lambchop , Brandt Brauer Frick or Luke Vibert .
retro.Talk
The Phase 3 | retro.Talkshows conversations from the last 50 years from the archives of the public broadcasters. The broadcast lasts an hour and shows two historical interviews. So far, interviews with Konrad Lorenz , Bernhard Grzimek and Joseph Beuys have been shown . Retro-Talk's media partners are WDR , rbb , hr , BR Greenwood Productions , SWR and ARD Programmtausch . Sources for the series are the programs:
- Das Profil (1962–1969), produced by the SFB (today's rbb ), the series of short talk programs moderated by the theater critic Friedrich Luft , which was broadcast at irregular intervals on ARD.
- Wortwechsel , a series of conversations produced weekly and broadcast on SWR (1982-2008) with various moderators
- The later the evening (1973–1978) a monthly talk show by WDR
- Philosophy Today (1988–1997), a monthly series of the WDR . The guests here included the philosophers Jürgen Habermas , Karl Popper and Richard Rorty and intellectuals such as Niklas Luhmann and Susan Sontag .
- Heut 'Abend (1980–1991), a weekly talk series produced by BR .
Fire evening
In the case Phase 3 | Feuerabend, the soundtrack of different broadcasts is reused by placing videos of a campfire under it. These are cut so that the fire seems to burn down in the half hour of the broadcast, which takes longer with a fire of the size shown.
The source material from which the soundtrack comes is the broadcasts:
- Myths - Michael Köhlmeier tells legends of classical antiquity - (mostly Greek ; episode length: 15 minutes),
- Western thinkers - Harald Lesch and Wilhelm Vossenkuhl present philosophical doctrines and ways of thinking from different epochs from antiquity to modern times (episode length: 30 minutes),
- Classics of world literature - Tilman Spengler introduces famous authors of world literature and their novels (episode length: 15 minutes).
In the original version, all of these programs have in common that the speaking people are shown in front of a backdrop, so that the images are not required to understand what has been said. In addition, they are only a quarter of an hour long ( Köhlmeier , Spengler), so that the sound of two episodes can be heard during the fire evening broadcast. These are mounted together in such a way that they look like one program - the opening and closing credits of the original programs are missing .
swell
- ↑ Search for "Phase 3 |" in TV shows at tvspielfilm.de , accessed on September 22, 2015.
- ↑ Artists & Institutions A to Z | Phase 3 | ARD-alpha | Television | BR.de on April 29, 2013, accessed on September 22, 2015.
- ↑ Phase 3 | retro.Talk: Partners & Sources | Phase 3 | ARD-alpha | Television | BR.de from January 25, 2013, accessed on September 22, 2015.
- Official website at Bayerischer Rundfunk
- Overview page for the portraits of the artists on the website of Phase 3